D.J.

Wilson

Wilson recently signed a 10-day contract with Philadelphia, and after playing two minutes in his first appearance with the team on Sunday, he saw 14 minutes in this game. He was able to post a solid line in the extra minutes, which is great to see from a player that last appeared in a regular season game during the 2021-22 season. Wilson may continue to see minutes off the bench, but he isn’t a player to target in fantasy basketball.

It’s that time when teams begin shoring up the talent base for their G League affiliate. Wilson, a first-round pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, was signed to an Exhibit 10 contract just before the start of training camp. While Oni technically has an opportunity to impress Orlando decision-makers (and the rest of the league), it’s more likely that he will wind up with the Osceola Magic.

Wilson, who has played for three different NBA teams since being selected by the Bucks in the first round of the 2017 draft, finished last season with Orlando’s G League affiliate. After playing well for the Magic in Summer League action, he’s earned himself a training camp invitation. Given the number of frontcourt players on the Magic roster heading into camp, this transaction was likely completed with the Osceola Magic roster in mind.

Wilson had three 10-day contracts with the Raptors last season and came to an agreement on a fresh two-year deal on July 8th. He has some work to do to get into the rotation, but the tools and intrigue are certainly there.

Wilson played on a handful of 10-day contracts for the Raptors last season, and even had a few solid performances while Toronto was decimated by injuries. Wilson will only be a fantasy asset if that happens again, but he will be a nice depth piece for the Raptors.

The Lakers could have as many as seven roster spots to fill this summer, and due to the team’s cap situation, there isn’t a lot of money available to do so. Hence the need to leave no stone unturned with regard to possibly signing veterans on team-friendly deals. In addition to Galloway, Kyle Guy, Alize Johnson, Louis King, and D.J. Wilson were among the players who were reported to be present at the workout.

Wilson had been dealing with a knee injury while on his 10-day contract. He wasn’t relevant in fantasy hoops, so this won’t affect any fantasy leagues.

Brooks has been very solid in two appearances in the G-League this year, averaging a line of 17/7/3/3/2 with four triples per game. Still, he likely won’t see enough minutes to make him a worthy addition to your fantasy lineup. His 10-day contract likely means that D.J. Wilson won’t return on another deal.

Wilson didn’t have any minutes for someone to get. This won’t affect fantasy hoops.

Wilson’s absence will not affect any Raptors as far as fantasy basketball goes.